Aunt Marthas Dinner Napkins White Review

Why buy paper napkins and throw them away? Use reusable tissue paper. They wash off gravy, spaghetti sauce and leave no residue. Save money.

The colors are great and perfect for the fall table. However, the quality of the fabric is not so hard-wearing, light cotton. They come out of the dryer a shriveled mess that needs some serious ironing.

Bought 5 packs of fall flowers that were beautiful rich colors. Washed, dried, ironed - always 100% cotton. Putting them together was a nightmare. Very warped, about a third of it was so uneven I couldn't fold it properly. Not the seller's fault, but the manufacturer's

. I actually bought it to keep my seat covers clean. My chairs are upholstered in black faux suede and I put them right on top of them. They stay in place, keep my cat's fur off the chair and I love the fall colors that match my tablecloth. They are well priced and look beautiful after washing (cold water, no drying). they fit my purpose. They're bigger and cheaper than most.

Lovely fall Thanksgiving placemats, not washed yet so can't speak to needing ironing About. Seems to be a decent ESP made for only $2 a piece can't expect great quality. The hem is even without tearing. I agree the purple could be a bit darker, has a pinkish tint to it but looks pretty faded with the others. I ordered another set to use with the napkin rings I made.

They fit perfectly on my deco table. I had another set of napkins on my desk last year, but I couldn't find where I put them. I saw these and for the price I got them right. They match the foliage in my vases, which is what I wanted. As someone said the purple isn't real, dark purple more of a pinkish purple but it worked for my needs. I only use them for decorative accents, so I think they're great for that purpose.

I needed these napkins for Thanksgiving and sent them to the laundry early. Even with fabric softener and a few sheets to dry, the napkins were so wrinkled I had to iron each napkin and I ended up buying 24! Who has time for this? It's not soft cotton, it's very cheap and natural in my opinion. There is definitely some shrinkage as well and grease stains will NOT wash off this cotton so your towels are now permanently soiled. I am very disappointed in these towels. IMO not worth the money.

I bought both the light and fall collections - two sets each - because the colors were so bright and the price was so low. I have to send them back though as I will never use them. When I received them I washed them to fit and only cleaned them for use, then found them to be useless unless they were steam ironed. And then they are no longer square. I couldn't put them together to set the table because they are out of order. Lesson learned: you get what you pay for.

Needed these napkins for Thanksgiving and gave them in advance to be laundered. Even with fabric softener and a few sheets to dry, the napkins were so wrinkled I had to iron each napkin and I ended up buying 24! Who has time for this? It's not soft cotton, it's very cheap and natural in my opinion. There is definitely some shrinkage as well and grease stains will NOT wash off this cotton so your towels are now permanently soiled. I am very disappointed in these towels. IMO not worth the money.

I bought two sets of these tools. They are beautiful bright colors. I would only use them for informal occasions. It would depend on this usage if I would iron them. They come out of the dryer pretty rough. Spraying them with an anti-wrinkle product and hanging them up for a few minutes will make them much better. For everyday use, especially if you use napkin rings, I think they will work without ironing. I would iron them for guests. The problem with napkins is that they don't work well…